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 1  1, 6 |          brilliant emanation was exhausted. Then it reappeared on the
 2  1, 7 |          that both should not be exhausted at the same time; and this
 3  1, 7 |        the water, then fell back exhausted. ~"What did you see?" ~"
 4  1, 7 |        heard it. My strength was exhausted; my fingers stiffened; my
 5  1, 8 | embarrassed, after having vainly exhausted our speaking resources,
 6  1, 20|           and, indeed, we vainly exhausted one half our ammunition. ~
 7  1, 21|          feet of oxygen into the exhausted atmosphere of the Nautilus. ~
 8  2, 11|       moment when men shall have exhausted the mines of continents. ~
 9  2, 16|        hours our reserve will be exhausted." ~"Well, Captain, can we
10  2, 16|      hard work, Ned Land came in exhausted. He and his comrades were
11  2, 18|       covered with blood, nearly exhausted, gazed upon the sea that